Juggling both sports and studies, these students ace exam

May 30, 2018 01:53 am | Updated 01:53 am IST - Bengaluru

All work and no play is not their motto, but they still managed to ace the exams, juggling between sports and studies.

BENGALURU - KARNATAKA - 29/05/2018 :  Aditya Bopanna, CBSE 10th Toppers.

BENGALURU - KARNATAKA - 29/05/2018 : Aditya Bopanna, CBSE 10th Toppers.

Aditya Bopanna, a national-level swimmer from Delhi Public School, Bangalore South, scored 80.6% in class 10 CBSE. “I’m filled with so much joy. Getting this percentage after swimming and studying together is actually pretty good for me. I used to squeeze in the free time I got for studies. I tried studying almost every day after my swimming classes. During exams, I got ample time to study because of study vacation but during school days I got around one or two hours. Swimming has taken most of my life and has become a part of me now.”

BENGALURU - KARNATAKA - 29/05/2018 :  Ananya Dheep, CBSE 10th Toppers.

BENGALURU - KARNATAKA - 29/05/2018 : Ananya Dheep, CBSE 10th Toppers.

Another national-level swimmer from the same school, Ananya Dheep scored 74.2%. “I didn’t attend school much this year. I’m a national-level athlete as well. During exams, my day would start at four in the morning and I would then study for half an hour. I had practice for 3 hours in the morning followed by two more sessions of practice through the day. At the end of the day, I would get about 4 hours to study, I was able to manage between sports and studies as my parents supported me.”

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